The value of that to the public is pretty minimal though, seeing as that private information becomes public 1-4 hours before it would've been publicized in the more traditional way. And the signal itself is extremely noisy.
Everybody remembers the fable of the boy who cried wolf and how he died at the end. Left out of the story is the multiple other villagers who died of starvation because their flock of sheep was eaten. So because they didn't want to feel like suckers. Tuning out completely because of the existence of false positives is not a good choice.
You are not supposed to take ‘doing the dishes’ literally. The other time I posted this, I got the same superficial response. Read between the lines, man.
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